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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1968
Page
5
An Alabama mother describes her nine year old son’s obesity and social trouble at school. Dr Myers advises early family diet control and cultivating healthy appetites, noting that overweight issues begin in early childhood and can be managed by limiting intake and teaching no.
Third graders at Ohio University's Laboratory School study how a university forms a community within Athens. Teacher Mary Sue Branstool explains aims, with visitors like Dr. Vernon R. Alden guiding tours and talks. Students tour Baker Center, learn interdependence, and anticipate future speakers from campus services.
A pork chop dish idea uses soy sauce pineapple juice and pineapple slices to create an exotic Oriental flavor. The recipe calls for center cut chops margarine green pepper pineapple pickle pineapple juice water cider soy sauce cornstarch and rice served with the gravy baked in a covered casserole for one hour at 375 degrees.
Mrs. Arthur Wagner of Athens a registered pharmacist and full time housewife shares a life rich in theater and community. Born in San Francisco she moved to Athens with her husband the OU theater director. Active in the League of Women Voters and WILPF she knits and makes robes while chasing new travels and theatre adventures.
Pfc. James Michael Mesaros of Glouster and Miss Christine Vandenbark of Zanesville were wed at North Terrace Church Zanesville on Sunday Jan 14. The ceremony was led by Rev C Robert Cook with sister of the bride as matron of honor and brother of the groom as best man. Reception at Nicol's Restaurant followed. The bride is a Zanesville High School senior and Mesaros has returned from Army service in Germany and is assigned to Vietnam.
A reader questions whether inherited bad blood explains an adopted child's harmful path, but Abby clarifies there is no such heredity. Character is taught, not inherited, and blame on bloodlines is unjust and ignorant.
Practical quick tips from Heloise on disposing bacon grease with foil and tissue, hanging curtains using elastic, and preventing shoe laces from turning black with clear nail polish. Readers share modest sewing repairs and repurposing old garments to extend their life.
British barrister John Macgregor originated the sport of L. D. canoeing in 1865, shaping early canoeing disciplines and influencing later water sports developments.
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